JP2019143400A - Eternity grave structure and grave facility - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an eternity grave structure that can maintain the same form as the ancient tombs that are served in front of the deceased remains and grave facility.SOLUTION: It is an eternity grave structure for ancestral ancestry over the era, and it comprises a base 3 made of stone having a plurality of divided areas 15 for each deceased, installed on a foundation made of stone laid throughout the site, a plurality of grave markers 4 that are provided for each of the plurality of divided areas 15 for each deceased and are made of stones on which the name or house name of each deceased is written, and a plurality of remains storage units 5 provided adjacent to each grave marker 4 so as to correspond to each of the grave markers 4.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a permanent grave structure for providing ancestral ancestry to the ages, and a service facility including the permanent grave structure.

  In providing ancestral ancestry, many bereaved families have entrusted cemetery to cemeteries and temples with the change in the family structure in recent years. For example, in Patent Document 1, as a permanent feeding burial facility that is also used as a permanent feeding grave, a feeding unit installed in the foreground, a ossuary room provided above or below the rear of this feeding unit, and a tomb magazine provided on the rear wall And provided with a roof covering these.

  In Patent Document 2, a shelf plate having a plurality of depressions for placing a storage device for remains, and a Buddhist image made of ceramic or resin that can store the remains are provided in a building surrounded by walls on all sides. A permanent grave is described in which a storage container is fixed to a plurality of depressions of a shelf board with adhesive tape.

JP 2001-152697 A JP 2013-92044 A

  The ossuary part installed in the permanent cemetery combined use permanent ossuary bone facility of Patent Document 1 is a used part of each house. In this facility, there are several ossuaries in the basement or on the ground, the graves of each house are arranged on the wall, the ossuary and the graves are provided in different places, and the feeding department is also shared . The bereaved family will only be standing in the communal section in front of the corresponding tomb magazine without knowing where the deceased's remains are stored. In other words, for the bereaved family, it is no different from the combined form that provides for the deceased at the place of service corresponding to other families.

  In the permanent cemetery of Patent Document 2, the Buddhist statue type container is a small one with a major axis of 2.5 cm and a minor axis of 2 cm, and powdered remains are put into the container and the rest is joined to the caroten. In this state, the animal is fed up to the 7th death, and after the 7th death, the remains inside the container are fed to the carote until the 33th death. The container of this permanent grave is very small and has only a temporary storage function for the remains, and after a certain period of time, the remains of the deceased will become a joint.

  On the other hand, there is a lot of demand to maintain the same form as the tomb of the old house that is no longer in the form of a joint, but in front of the remains of the deceased. The facilities described in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 cannot meet such a demand.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the problems of the prior art, the present invention provides a permanent grave structure that can maintain the same form as a tomb of an inherent form that has been provided in front of the deceased remains for a long time, and a remedy facility. For the purpose.

  The permanent grave structure of the present invention is a permanent grave structure for ancestral ancestry over the ages, and a foundation made of stone laid on the entire site for constructing the permanent grave structure, and on the foundation A base made of stone having a plurality of divided areas for each deceased and a plurality of tombstones made of stone having a name or a house name for each deceased provided for each of the plurality of divided areas for each deceased in the base And a plurality of remains storage units provided in or adjacent to each grave marker so as to correspond to each of the plurality of grave markers.

  According to the permanent grave structure of the present invention, the base made of stone has a plurality of divided areas for each deceased, and the tomb mark made of stone in which the name or the house name of each deceased is written in the divided area for each deceased Is installed. A plurality of remains storage units for storing the remains of each deceased are provided in each grave marker or adjacent to each grave marker so as to correspond to each of the plurality of grave markers. It is possible to maintain the same form as the tomb of the proper form that is nourished before the remains. Moreover, since all the structural members are made of stone, there is no damage and the tomb can be maintained for many generations.

  For example, each of the remains storage units may be provided below or behind each of the grave markers and have a lid that can be opened and closed.

  If the permanent grave structure is constructed as an integral structure without exposing the site for constructing the permanent grave structure, the entire structure can be maintained in a very beautiful state.

  If the bereaved family has a feeding area for entering the grave markers, it will be a neatly organized grave that can be relied upon by the bereaved family.

  The medicinal facility of the present invention is a medicinal facility in which any of the above-mentioned permanent memorial tomb structures is constructed in part of the land.

  According to the eternity grave structure constructed in a part of the land of the service facility according to the present invention, the base made of stone has a plurality of demarcation areas for each deceased, and the names of the deceased in the demarcation area for each deceased Or there is a grave marker made of stone with the name of the house. A plurality of remains storage units for storing the remains of each deceased are provided in each grave marker or adjacent to each grave marker so as to correspond to each of the plurality of grave markers. It is possible to maintain the same form as the tomb of the proper form that is nourished before the remains. Moreover, since all the structural members are made of stone, there is no damage and the tomb can be maintained for many generations. For example, a recreational facility may be a cemetery or a temple, and a part of the recreational grave structure of the present invention may be constructed.

  According to the present invention, a tomb mark for each deceased is installed in a demarcation area for each deceased of a base made of stone, and a plurality of remains storing parts for storing the remains of each deceased are in or adjacent to each tomb mark. Because it is provided, it is possible to maintain the same form as the tomb of the proper form that is provided in front of the deceased remains.

It is a perspective view showing the eternity grave structure concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing of a grave marker and its vicinity. It is sectional drawing of the remains storage part which concerns on another form, and its vicinity. It is a perspective view showing the other example of the permanent grave structure of this invention. It is a perspective view showing the other example of the permanent grave structure of this invention.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a permanent grave structure 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The eternal grave structure 1 is a grave structure for ancestral ancestry over the eternal period. A base 3 made of stone, a plurality of grave markers 4 made of stone with the name or name of each deceased, and a plurality of remains storage parts 5 for storing the remains of the deceased.

  The permanent grave structure 1 is configured as an integral structure without exposing the site where the permanent grave structure 1 is constructed. In the central part of the base 2 of the permanent cemetery structure 1, a service area 10 is provided for the bereaved family to step into the grave marker 4. In the present embodiment, the base 3 on the base 2 includes a first base 3a on the left and right sides, a second base 3b, and a third base 3c on the front side as viewed from the feeding area.

  The base 2 and the first to third base portions 3a to 3c of the present embodiment are integrally formed. A front wall 11 made of stone is fixed to the front side of the first and second bases 3a and 3b, and a flower stand or the like is provided on the front wall 11. Between the 1st and 2nd base parts 3a and 3b, the staircase 12 for going up to the feeding area 10 is provided. In the center of the third base part 3c, an installation part 13 for a kannon image or the like is provided.

  The first to third base portions 3a to 3c are each formed in a step shape, and a lower step portion, a middle step portion, and an upper step portion are formed from the lower side. A plurality of partitioned areas 15 for each deceased are arranged in the lower stage, the middle stage, and the upper stage, respectively, in the horizontal direction.

  Each grave marker 4 is provided for each of a plurality of partitioned areas 15 for each deceased in the first to third bases 3a to 3c. In FIG. 1, a grave marker 4 corresponding to each house is erected for each deceased section area 15 of a part of the first base 3a. The grave marker 4 is separate from the base 3 and can be attached to each partition area 15 later by means of concave-convex fitting means or the like. For example, a convex portion is formed on the lower surface of the grave marker 4, and a concave portion corresponding to the convex portion is formed in each partition region 15 of the base portion 3 together with the convex portions. The method of attaching the grave marker 4 to the base 3 is not limited. What is necessary is just to build the grave marker 4 of each house sequentially in the vacant division area 15 with a request according to the request of the bereaved family.

  FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the grave marker 4 and its vicinity. The base 3 to which the plurality of grave markers 4 are attached is provided with a plurality of remains storage units 5. The remains storage part 5 is provided in each grave marker 4 or adjacent to each grave marker 4 so as to correspond to each of the plurality of grave markers 4. Each remains storage part 5 of this embodiment is provided in the lower part of each grave marker 4.

  A lid 20 is attached to the upper opening of the remains storing part 5, and a closing plate 21 is fixed so as to overlap the lid 20. A through hole for inserting a remains is formed in the lid 20, and a closing plate 21 is installed so as to close the through hole. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the remains storing part 5 according to another embodiment and the vicinity thereof. In this embodiment, two remains storage units 5 are provided at the rear of each grave marker 4. Thus, the installation location and the number of installation of the remains storage part 5 corresponding to one grave marker 4 can be changed as appropriate.

  The remains storage unit 5 is provided for each deceased person or house corresponding to the grave marker 4 for each deceased person or house. Therefore, only one remains of the deceased of the house or only ones of ancestors are stored in one remains storage part 5. For example, only the remains of the deceased may be delivered, or after the remains of the deceased, the remains of the deceased's family or the child's family may be additionally delivered. The presence of the remains in one grave marker 4 or in the vicinity of the grave marker 4 makes it possible to improve the sense of security for ancestors when the survivors face each other.

  4 and 5 are perspective views showing another example of a permanent grave structure. In the permanent grave structure 1 of FIG. 4, a plurality of remains storage units 5 are installed in a fan shape as a whole. The grave marker 4 corresponding to each remains storage part 5 is installed on the remains storage part 5, and the plurality of grave markers 4 are arranged in a fan shape when viewed from the central part.

  In the permanent cemetery structure 1 in FIG. 5, two bases 3 are formed on a base 2, and ashes are stored in a stepped manner on one of the bases, and a grave marker 4 corresponding to this is built. . The other base portion 3 is configured with a stepped remains storage portion 5 that faces the remains storage portion 5 formed on the one base 3. Furthermore, on the back side of the remains storing part 5, the remains storing part 5 is configured in a planar shape. Between the two bases 3, 3, there is a feeding area 10 for the bereaved family to enter and head for the grave marker 4, and a Kannon image 30 is installed in the back.

  By constructing the eternity grave structure 1 of the above embodiment on a part of the land of the cemetery or temple, the bereaved family can provide ancestors with the same feeling as the traditional grave visit, and high ancestor ancestry You can get a sense of security.

  According to the permanent cemetery structure 1 of this embodiment, the base 3 made of stone has a plurality of divided areas 15 for each deceased, and the name or house name for each deceased is written in the divided area 15 for each deceased. There is a gravestone 4 made of stone. Since the plurality of remains storing units 5 for storing the remains of each deceased are provided in the respective grave markers 4 or adjacent to the respective grave markers 4 so as to correspond to the respective grave markers 4, It is possible to maintain the same form as the tomb of the proper form to be provided in front of the remains of the deceased. Moreover, since all the structural members are made of stone, there is no damage and the tomb can be maintained for many generations.

  Since it is constructed as an integral structure without exposing the site for constructing the eternity grave structure 1, the entire structure can be maintained in a very beautiful state. Because the bereaved family has a feeding area 10 for heading toward the grave marker 4, it is a neatly organized grave that can be provided with peace of mind to the bereaved family.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. The disclosed embodiment is an example of a permanent grave structure according to the present invention and is not restrictive. The whole structure of the permanent grave structure, the type of stone, the shape and size of the grave marker, the remains storage part, the number of the grave marker, etc. may be anything as long as the effects of the present invention are not impaired.

1 Permanent cemetery structure 2 Base 3 Base 4 Grave mark 5 Ashes storage part 10 Recreation area 15 Division area

Claims (5)

A permanent grave structure for ancestral ancestry over the eternity,
A foundation made of stone laid on the entire site for constructing the permanent grave structure,
A base made of stone with a plurality of demarcated areas for each deceased installed on the foundation;
A plurality of tombstones made of stone material provided with a plurality of section areas for each deceased in the base, and the name or house name of each deceased is written;
A permanent grave structure comprising: a plurality of remains storage units provided in or adjacent to each grave marker so as to correspond to each of the plurality of grave markers.   The permanent grave structure according to claim 1, wherein each of the remains storage units is provided at a lower part or a rear part of each of the grave markers and has an openable / closable lid.   The permanent grave structure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the permanent grave structure is configured as an integral structure without exposing the site where the permanent grave structure is constructed.   The permanent grave structure according to claim 3, wherein the bereaved family has a feeding area for entering the grave markers.   A memorial facility in which the permanent memorial grave structure according to any one of claims 1 to 4 is constructed in a part of the land.